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Acron Aviation and Deutsche Aircraft Sign Long-Term Supply Deal for D328eco Program

Acron Aviation and Deutsche Aircraft have finalized a long-term partnership and supply agreement for flight recorder and standby solutions for the D328eco regional aircraft program. The deal aims to enhance safety and operational efficiency for the new European-built turboprop.

21 July 2026
Acron Aviation and Deutsche Aircraft Sign Long-Term Supply Deal for D328eco Program

Acron Aviation and Deutsche Aircraft have established a long-term partnership, formalized through a supply agreement for flight recorder and standby systems for the D328eco regional turboprop aircraft.

The agreement is a significant step for the European-developed aircraft program, which aims to meet evolving operational and regulatory demands. Acron Aviation's solutions are designed to enhance aircraft safety, operational efficiency, and lifecycle performance by integrating proven reliability with advanced technology.

Deutsche Aircraft intends for the D328eco to meet high performance and certification standards while enabling sustainable flight operations. This partnership ensures the supply of critical recording and instrumentation systems, strengthening Deutsche Aircraft's industrial supply chain as the aircraft progresses towards its entry into service.

"This agreement represents more than a supplier relationship; it is the beginning of a long-term partnership built on shared values and a commitment to advancing regional aviation," said Ron Nye, President of Acron Aviation. He expressed pride in supporting Deutsche Aircraft and the D328eco program with their trusted solutions.

The D328eco is a 40-seat regional turboprop designed to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and enhance economic performance, building on the legacy of the Dornier 328. Flight testing is scheduled to begin in 2026, with entry into service planned for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Original source: prnewswire.com